The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-25

/ houses OF four OF tha oertv ware e7.4- et
presumably by their feIow-couutrympn
and rooh"d Of watches. money, etc, to the
amount of 500.
! -Messrs ID. Simon & Bro, the well known
/ clothing men OF Altoona. will be ~ the
Mountain House IN this place on wednp..
1 day THURSDAY ana Friday OF next week
~isa full line OF mems and bows. clothing.
ana furnishing goods. Don't fail to give
them call and see their stock.
/ Any person who wants paying work as
local or travelling agent for warranted nurs-
cry stot should apply At once TO James E
! whitney, Nursery man. Rochester, Y Y.
I y" experience IS necessary. and complete
/ outnt !s furnished free. Steady work the
year round and all stock warranted 10 be in
! good condition.
! An old German custom Is adopted In
many households az this season. to vi, I.
/ IaRe the hou2hs OF cherry and peach trees
| P'"ce the ends In vessel of wata- In a warm
room and by Christmas they will he covered
win beautiful blossoms and bright green
leANrs. Large limbs may Se used for
Christmas trees.
John Blair, young man residing In
Attaining township. Armstrong county,
met with a very Sc rous and almost fataIac
cic"nt while ont hunting last Saturday. In
hrine at some game his gun exr rded. blow
out the breech. II knocked his rIghs eve
OUT shattered his upper iIwoone aud broke
the bridge Of his nose.
You can get ladies' and chiIdreNs' coats
at Mrs r. Z. Jones' for less than the cloth
would cost.
Mrs. Rebecca Glass, widow OF Henry
GlssS, deceased. Of Allegheny township. on
Sunday last accidentally fell on the 4 lar IN
her house and knocked her shoulder ou. Of
D ace. Sis. Glass i oyer eighty wears OF
ace. and the operation oS pulling the injur
ed bone into place was ve5Y seTers sac Is
getting along very well.
Miss Meme r 1berts. daughter OF Mt c
1. Roberts. OF this place. while out walking
with some friends on Friday OF last week
hsd the misfortune To sprain her ankle.
Mics Roberts Intended visiting Allegheny
Ciiy on Monday last bst Was delayed until
wednesday, when she touk h-r departure
and IS now The guest Of Miss Sadie l..
Stevenson, the we'll known elscuLiouisG OF
that city.
The following named persons csu each
post fiice: Anderson & vick. = braham
h'ers. William Yer. u. Il. King. CLas o.
Rom, Z. r Senring. Geo. A lost, Nj
Charles Watts, (2). Eiua Campbell. Ms,II-
da J. johnson, Mr.. Matte Lsn.tklu. Annie
NJ. Magic, Mis- T,Iile r. Sharp, Mrs. Mary
S;ar.ry.
1t IS estimated that the farmers Of Berks
end half d. z-u Others counties in eastern
Pennsylvania sre the losers ~ from $50 OOe
to SO COO by Investing In the Penny IvariI
bohrmian Oats Association Effort. 20
compromise having failed. meeting OF all
the victims was recently called at READING
20 proceed sSaIusS the association cNiuy
and criminalY.
"A large rev stean tauuery Is to be
erected In this place IN the u-ar future.
The ground has been purchased from Hon.
\, A. Barker and the tauuery will be To-
Gated short distance west OF the trrmit US
OF the railroad on the same ground wurrs
tenrery stood about sey-nIy-6ye years $40.
Mr. George Iet!er. OF this place. Who Is
practical tanner, will have charge OF The
concern.
A young son Of Hon. Daniel J. McLaIGb-
lin, Of Juhnstown, Who was attending
Mount Gslitzin Seminary 10 this place. got
homesiCk and stole away on Friday morning
Of last week about six n'c:uck, and taking
the railroad for IL. va KIDD the entire dis
tsnce TO his home, thitJy-fye miles, arriving
there at ten O'Clock AZ riGht. He was very
tired and almost worn out on his arrival Al
hume. he having had nothing to eat from
the time OF starting.
A bias, Tuesday afternoon at the brud
opposite the p. r. r freight station de-
stroyed 8 quarter Of a mre OF wire and
number Of posts OF the Western Union Tel
egrsph line. WoIkmen are busy repairing
the damage. Incidents Of this kind happen
fr qurutly along u railroad, where blast
ing has 70 be resnrted To. Tne service Of
the Telegraph Company IS Considerably in
terrupted. but the trouble seems unSYoid.
able -JobHsto,sa Tri5uEs.
The opinion OF the Clerk OF the Supreme
Court of the ID is,rict Of Columbia, noted in
our editorial columns. that a marriage license
Is good until used. will, no doubt bring jos TO
the heart OF man reading ia an adjoining
township to Cambria. who got his intended
hetter half's courage up 10 the point o! ap-
peariuR quietly one evening about a year
ago before the CLERK Of the Orphans Court
and tax ng out the license, but up To this
tIue from what cause We have fai!ed TO learn.
the ceremony has not been performed.
Hurry up.
On Tuesday morning FIRE broke out in a
building owned by the Cambria Iron Com
pauy in JUhn~fown on Locust street between
Market and Walrut, aud occupied by the
English and Classical school. and before the
Il ,m-s could De suodu-d the Interior Of the
building WAS entIfelY Sucnvd out, together
with most ot the roof aud part of the out
side frame work. Tue building was Insured
Tor 50 500 which will nearly cover tue luss.
Tne building was heated with stoves sup
piled with ,tural gas, and Il - supposed
that the gas was the origin OF the dre.
The cIyiz-us ot CoslpoTt were startled
about one O'Clock on Wednesday morning
oY o cry % hre which brought a crowd 20
Sol, WaTtelsEy's store. but instead OF e IRE
the tact WIS developed that a bold burglary
bad been committed. The burglar, gained
access IN the buudioR BY breaking window
Que OF the burglars shot at Nj. WarJrl,ky
but fortunately WI-ho1t Ell Ct. There Is no
clue 50 10 whom they were. Mr. WarteIszy
has an overcoat Ia Ms possession that the
burglars dropped in their haste 10 get away.
All the watches aud rings stored in his safe
are gone and between 5000 and 500 In
money.
George Maxim. or Jackson township,
Was given hearing and held in the sum OF